Culture is king when it comes to Redfern, and local Indigenous artists showcase their pride for Country with some incredible street art in the iconic red, black and yellow as a nod to the cultural heritage and history in the area.
It’s a quick jaunt to Carriageworks, a multi-arts organisation housed in the historic 1800s Eveleigh Railway Workshops. As well as seasonal markets, Fashion Week, Sydney Festival, dance
productions, art showings and the Sydney Writers Festival, Eveleigh Farmers Market is held every Saturday at Carriageworks, specialising in local produce fuelling the already fiery food scene.
Neighbouring Moore Park in the Centennial Parklands is a short walk away, boasting open spaces, shady spots and playing fields across 115 acres. You’ll also find Kippax Lake, an equestrian centre, golf course and athletic training grounds. The park even has its own entertainment quarter, with cinema, restaurants, shops, services, galleries, dance studios and more. This is all conveniently located next to one of Sydney’s most famous entertainment venues, Hordern Pavilion, as well as the famous historical building Royal Hall of Industries and Fox Studios.
Redfern is certainly more family-friendly than ever before, with a few school options in the catchment area. You’ll often see young families in Redfern Park, which has just seen a $32 million facelift completed. There’s an array of play equipment, barbecues and picnic areas, as well as sporting
grounds.
For character, diversity, culture and a city-living vibe, look no further than Redfern.